How to pay Inheritance Tax before probate
Inheritance Tax is paid before probate by either using your own funds, HMRC-approved referrals or taking out a specialist loan.
Guides for Beneficiaries and Executors
What if you can’t pay your Inheritance Tax bill?
If you can’t pay your Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill by the deadline, HMRC will charge interest on the outstanding amount from the due date.
Can I get an Inheritance Tax bridging loan?
Yes, you can get a bridging loan to help you pay Inheritance Tax (IHT). These loans are designed to cover IHT, which is due within 6 months.
Paying inheritance tax in instalments – what you need to know
You can pay Inheritance Tax in instalments over 10 years if you owe tax on illiquid assets. However, but you will be charged interest.
How and when to pay Inheritance Tax
Paying Inheritance Tax (IHT) is very important. HMRC has strict deadlines, and these can be before money from the estate is released.
Giving or receiving an early inheritance: What you need to know
Early inheritance can be a generous way to support your loved ones. Here's everything you need to know.
How to reduce your Inheritance Tax bill
You can legally reduce your Inheritance Tax bill through gifting, using trusts, and understanding your tax-free allowances.
A complete guide to Inheritance Advances
Inheritance Advances exist to help beneficiaries access a portion of their inheritance early, often months before probate is complete.
Is a Probate Loan secured against my home?
No, Probate Loans are not secured against your home. Instead, they are secured against either the estate, or your portion of the inheritance, depending on what you use it for.
What happens with inheritance when there are debts outstanding?
When someone passes away, their debts become part of their estate and need to be paid off before beneficiaries can receive their inheritance.
